St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-02

| Inc mouse was tastefuliy decorated with
mowers and illuminated. and the ladies re-
ceiVea large number of callers The la
uies Voliets were as follows:
MRS. =: s. Bartram, light blue satin, hand
| flowers.
MISS Caddie Purkess, cream lace dress, red
| sat!n bodice, pearl ornaments.
y MISS hayell, white satin, embroidered front.
pearls and natural flowers.
MRS. W. P. MURRAY.
Mrs. W. P. Murray and Miss Murray,
assisted by Mrs. N. C. Murray and Miss
Bianche Wheelock, of Washington. D. c.,
received their friends Informally at their
residence, 161 Nina avenue. Their toilets
were:
Mrs. W. P. Murray, terrafcotta satin; decol-
lete, with diamonds.
MSS Murray. black satin and point lace.
mrs. n. e. Murray, black silk and la ce.
MISS heelock cream-coIored tulle, decol-
lete, with duchess lace.
MISS LANGEvIN.
MISS Emma Langevin was the generous
entertainer at her residence, corner of
Payne and Minnehaha avenues and large
NUMBER OF callers were received. Parlors
and dlnlng-room were eXquisitely adorned
with mowers, and in the evening were brill
lantly illuminated. The tables were over
Loaded with good things and the toilets of
the ladles were very pretty. Misses Oil
Vlef, Dufresne. Bresette and st. Aubin as
sisted
| MRS. HARDENBERGH.
Mrs. T. r. l.. Hardenbergh and Mrs. W.
A. Hardenbergh. of Woodward avenue, as
sisted by Mrs Blood, the Misses McQullan,
Kelly. English. of Columbus, O., and Miss
Fortune, OF st. Louis, received their friends
from L to p. m. The parlors and dining
room were tastefully decorated and a con-
cealed orchestra played softly during the
! afternoon. The costumes were especially
elegant and the list of callers embraced all
OF the prominent society men, young and
old, in the city.
MRS. JOHN NJ. GILMAN.
Mrs. John M. Gilman and Miss Gilman
received their friends at their residence, 314
West Third street, assisted by Mesdames
A. r. Woodward, Z. G. Rogers, ID. l..
Harbaugh, Wellington Rogers, the Misses
Vance, Auerbach and Price, Miss Gambol
of Norristown, n. j.: Miss Hyde, of
Montpelier, Vt, and Miss Sturgis, of
Washington. ID. G. The ladies were all in
full evening dress. and received by gaslight
They had large list of callers.
| MRS. E. w. WINTER.
Mrs. E. W. Winter at her residence, AS
Summit avenue, was assisted in receiving
by Mesdames Charles P. Noyes, Alfred
Johnston. Maurice Auerbaeh, George G.
Squires, Miss Auerbach and the Misses
Dean. The ladies were in full dress and
received by gas light large number of
gentlemen rather informally and very
socially. The house was very tastefully
decorated with flowers, and temperance re-
freshments were served.
| Mps EprNCu
| Mrs. G. French and Miss French, of 17S
East Tenth street, invited numerous friends
to cakes, confectionery and coffee. Ever
green decorations abounded. The ladies
assisting were Mesdames Epps. A. G. Rus
sell and j. Fisher and the Misses Farr and
Griswold. Their costumes were very grace
| full.
| REV. AND MRS. MLAREN.
Rev. and Mrs. r. F. McLaren kept open
house in the old fashioned way at their
residence, 544 Wabasha stleet and received
a large number of their friends, serving re-
| freshment of chocolate, coffee, cake and
fruit.
MRS. E. T. WILLIAMS.
At her residence, No. Park place, Mrs.
| E. L. Williams and the Misses Williams
received their friends. assisted by the Misses
Sallie Stees and Winnie Lamb. and Miss
Castle, OF Minneapolis. They received.
informally. large number of friends.
| MRS. CHARLES S. SMITH.
Mrs. c. S. Smith, assisted by Mrs Edwin
l.. Booth and Miss Holcombe, received at
her residence. $50 Portland avenue. The
ladies were in full evening dress and APP
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